NoSQL Live Boston Survey

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1. Your name

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2. Your email address

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3. Your company/organization

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4. Your Location

City/Town:

State/Province:

Country:

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5. Why did you attend NoSQL Live Boston?

To evaluate various NoSQL databases

To meet developers of the NoSQL database I'm already using

To network

To recruit

To promote the NoSQL database that I contribute to

Just for fun

Other (please specify)

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6. What is your level of knowledge about NoSQL?

Novice (I knew nothing coming into the conference)

Beginner (I did a little bit of research and played around before the conference)

Intermediate (I'm using a NoSQL tool)

Advanced (I'm an expert on NoSQL)

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7. What did you think of the conference's technical content?

Not technical enough

Too technical

Just right

Other (please specify)

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8. Which NoSQL technologies were you most interested in learning about before NoSQL Live Boston?

MongoDB

CouchDB

Cassandra

Riak

HBase

Voldemort

neo4j

HyperGraphDB

Hypertable

Memcached

Tokyo

Redis

SimpleDB

Other (please specify)

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9. Which NoSQL technologies are you interested in after attending NoSQL Live Boston?

MongoDB

CouchDB

Cassandra

Riak

HBase

Voldemort

neo4j

HyperGraphDB

Hypertable

Memcached

Tokyo

Redis

SimpleDB

Other (please specify)

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10. Which NoSQL technologies are you currently using or evaluating?

MongoDB

CouchDB

Cassandra

Riak

HBase

Voldemort

neo4j

HyperGraphDB

Hypertable

Memcached

Tokyo

Redis

None

SimpleDB

Other (please specify)

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11. What are you using NoSQL for?

Just playing around

Personal Project

Evaluating

Commercial project in development

Commercial project in production

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12. Please let us know what you thought of each session.

	Poor	Mediocre	Good	Excellent	Not interested in topic	Didn't attend this session
Welcome to NoSQL Live (Dwight Merriman)	Welcome to NoSQL Live (Dwight Merriman) Poor	Welcome to NoSQL Live (Dwight Merriman) Mediocre	Welcome to NoSQL Live (Dwight Merriman) Good	Welcome to NoSQL Live (Dwight Merriman) Excellent	Welcome to NoSQL Live (Dwight Merriman) Not interested in topic	Welcome to NoSQL Live (Dwight Merriman) Didn't attend this session
Crossroads, Inroads, Pitfalls & Bylaws: Peering into NoSQL’s Conceivable Future (Tim Anglade)	Crossroads, Inroads, Pitfalls & Bylaws: Peering into NoSQL’s Conceivable Future (Tim Anglade) Poor	Crossroads, Inroads, Pitfalls & Bylaws: Peering into NoSQL’s Conceivable Future (Tim Anglade) Mediocre	Crossroads, Inroads, Pitfalls & Bylaws: Peering into NoSQL’s Conceivable Future (Tim Anglade) Good	Crossroads, Inroads, Pitfalls & Bylaws: Peering into NoSQL’s Conceivable Future (Tim Anglade) Excellent	Crossroads, Inroads, Pitfalls & Bylaws: Peering into NoSQL’s Conceivable Future (Tim Anglade) Not interested in topic	Crossroads, Inroads, Pitfalls & Bylaws: Peering into NoSQL’s Conceivable Future (Tim Anglade) Didn't attend this session
Scaling with NoSQL (Bradford Stephens, Mark Atwood, Alex Feinberg, Doug Judd, Ryan King, Ryan Rawson)	Scaling with NoSQL (Bradford Stephens, Mark Atwood, Alex Feinberg, Doug Judd, Ryan King, Ryan Rawson) Poor	Scaling with NoSQL (Bradford Stephens, Mark Atwood, Alex Feinberg, Doug Judd, Ryan King, Ryan Rawson) Mediocre	Scaling with NoSQL (Bradford Stephens, Mark Atwood, Alex Feinberg, Doug Judd, Ryan King, Ryan Rawson) Good	Scaling with NoSQL (Bradford Stephens, Mark Atwood, Alex Feinberg, Doug Judd, Ryan King, Ryan Rawson) Excellent	Scaling with NoSQL (Bradford Stephens, Mark Atwood, Alex Feinberg, Doug Judd, Ryan King, Ryan Rawson) Not interested in topic	Scaling with NoSQL (Bradford Stephens, Mark Atwood, Alex Feinberg, Doug Judd, Ryan King, Ryan Rawson) Didn't attend this session
NoSQL in the Cloud (Adam Wiggins, Ben Day, Jonathan Ellis, Adam Kocoloski, Daniel Rinehart)	NoSQL in the Cloud (Adam Wiggins, Ben Day, Jonathan Ellis, Adam Kocoloski, Daniel Rinehart) Poor	NoSQL in the Cloud (Adam Wiggins, Ben Day, Jonathan Ellis, Adam Kocoloski, Daniel Rinehart) Mediocre	NoSQL in the Cloud (Adam Wiggins, Ben Day, Jonathan Ellis, Adam Kocoloski, Daniel Rinehart) Good	NoSQL in the Cloud (Adam Wiggins, Ben Day, Jonathan Ellis, Adam Kocoloski, Daniel Rinehart) Excellent	NoSQL in the Cloud (Adam Wiggins, Ben Day, Jonathan Ellis, Adam Kocoloski, Daniel Rinehart) Not interested in topic	NoSQL in the Cloud (Adam Wiggins, Ben Day, Jonathan Ellis, Adam Kocoloski, Daniel Rinehart) Didn't attend this session
Queries and Views in CouchDB (Alan Hoffman)	Queries and Views in CouchDB (Alan Hoffman) Poor	Queries and Views in CouchDB (Alan Hoffman) Mediocre	Queries and Views in CouchDB (Alan Hoffman) Good	Queries and Views in CouchDB (Alan Hoffman) Excellent	Queries and Views in CouchDB (Alan Hoffman) Not interested in topic	Queries and Views in CouchDB (Alan Hoffman) Didn't attend this session
MongoDB : Ruby (Les Hill)	MongoDB : Ruby (Les Hill) Poor	MongoDB : Ruby (Les Hill) Mediocre	MongoDB : Ruby (Les Hill) Good	MongoDB : Ruby (Les Hill) Excellent	MongoDB : Ruby (Les Hill) Not interested in topic	MongoDB : Ruby (Les Hill) Didn't attend this session
Versatile Storage Options with Tokyo Cabinet (Flinn Mueller)	Versatile Storage Options with Tokyo Cabinet (Flinn Mueller) Poor	Versatile Storage Options with Tokyo Cabinet (Flinn Mueller) Mediocre	Versatile Storage Options with Tokyo Cabinet (Flinn Mueller) Good	Versatile Storage Options with Tokyo Cabinet (Flinn Mueller) Excellent	Versatile Storage Options with Tokyo Cabinet (Flinn Mueller) Not interested in topic	Versatile Storage Options with Tokyo Cabinet (Flinn Mueller) Didn't attend this session
Full-stack JavaScript (Jim Wilson)	Full-stack JavaScript (Jim Wilson) Poor	Full-stack JavaScript (Jim Wilson) Mediocre	Full-stack JavaScript (Jim Wilson) Good	Full-stack JavaScript (Jim Wilson) Excellent	Full-stack JavaScript (Jim Wilson) Not interested in topic	Full-stack JavaScript (Jim Wilson) Didn't attend this session
Using MongoDB with Groovy (James Williams)	Using MongoDB with Groovy (James Williams) Poor	Using MongoDB with Groovy (James Williams) Mediocre	Using MongoDB with Groovy (James Williams) Good	Using MongoDB with Groovy (James Williams) Excellent	Using MongoDB with Groovy (James Williams) Not interested in topic	Using MongoDB with Groovy (James Williams) Didn't attend this session
Schema Design with Document-Oriented Databases (Durran Jordan, Paul Davis, Bryan Fink, Eliot Horowitz)	Schema Design with Document-Oriented Databases (Durran Jordan, Paul Davis, Bryan Fink, Eliot Horowitz) Poor	Schema Design with Document-Oriented Databases (Durran Jordan, Paul Davis, Bryan Fink, Eliot Horowitz) Mediocre	Schema Design with Document-Oriented Databases (Durran Jordan, Paul Davis, Bryan Fink, Eliot Horowitz) Good	Schema Design with Document-Oriented Databases (Durran Jordan, Paul Davis, Bryan Fink, Eliot Horowitz) Excellent	Schema Design with Document-Oriented Databases (Durran Jordan, Paul Davis, Bryan Fink, Eliot Horowitz) Not interested in topic	Schema Design with Document-Oriented Databases (Durran Jordan, Paul Davis, Bryan Fink, Eliot Horowitz) Didn't attend this session
The Evolution of the Graph Data Structure from Research to Production (Marko Rodriguez, Boris Iordanov, Peter Neubauer, Sandro Hawke)	The Evolution of the Graph Data Structure from Research to Production (Marko Rodriguez, Boris Iordanov, Peter Neubauer, Sandro Hawke) Poor	The Evolution of the Graph Data Structure from Research to Production (Marko Rodriguez, Boris Iordanov, Peter Neubauer, Sandro Hawke) Mediocre	The Evolution of the Graph Data Structure from Research to Production (Marko Rodriguez, Boris Iordanov, Peter Neubauer, Sandro Hawke) Good	The Evolution of the Graph Data Structure from Research to Production (Marko Rodriguez, Boris Iordanov, Peter Neubauer, Sandro Hawke) Excellent	The Evolution of the Graph Data Structure from Research to Production (Marko Rodriguez, Boris Iordanov, Peter Neubauer, Sandro Hawke) Not interested in topic	The Evolution of the Graph Data Structure from Research to Production (Marko Rodriguez, Boris Iordanov, Peter Neubauer, Sandro Hawke) Didn't attend this session
Towards Web Standard for NoSQL (Sandro Hawke)	Towards Web Standard for NoSQL (Sandro Hawke) Poor	Towards Web Standard for NoSQL (Sandro Hawke) Mediocre	Towards Web Standard for NoSQL (Sandro Hawke) Good	Towards Web Standard for NoSQL (Sandro Hawke) Excellent	Towards Web Standard for NoSQL (Sandro Hawke) Not interested in topic	Towards Web Standard for NoSQL (Sandro Hawke) Didn't attend this session
NoSQL Lab	NoSQL Lab Poor	NoSQL Lab Mediocre	NoSQL Lab Good	NoSQL Lab Excellent	NoSQL Lab Not interested in topic	NoSQL Lab Didn't attend this session

Please comment

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13. Which NoSQL Labs did you attend?

MongoDB (Mathias Stearn)

CouchDB (Alan Kocoloski)

Riak (Rusty Klophaus)

Cassandra (Jonathan Ellis)

Voldemort (Alex Feinberg)

HBase (Ryan Rawson)

Hypertable (Doug Judd)

Memcached (Mark Atwood)

Neo4j (Peter Neubauer)

HypergraphDB (Borislav Iordanov)

Didn't attend a lab session

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14. Do you have any feedback on the NoSQL Lab?

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15. What is your primary development language?

PHP

Python

Ruby

Java

C/C++

Perl

Javascript

Erlang

Other (please specify)

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16. Please give us your opinion of the conference logistics.

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Venue	Venue Poor	Venue Mediocre	Venue Good	Venue Excellent	Venue N/A
Staff	Staff Poor	Staff Mediocre	Staff Good	Staff Excellent	Staff N/A
Wireless	Wireless Poor	Wireless Mediocre	Wireless Good	Wireless Excellent	Wireless N/A
Registration	Registration Poor	Registration Mediocre	Registration Good	Registration Excellent	Registration N/A
Signage/Directions	Signage/Directions Poor	Signage/Directions Mediocre	Signage/Directions Good	Signage/Directions Excellent	Signage/Directions N/A
Food	Food Poor	Food Mediocre	Food Good	Food Excellent	Food N/A
Scheduling	Scheduling Poor	Scheduling Mediocre	Scheduling Good	Scheduling Excellent	Scheduling N/A

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17. Which conference format do you prefer?

Single track

Multi-track

Single track with breakouts

Advanced and beginner tracks

Doesn't matter to me!

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18. Which presentation formats do you prefer?

Lecture

Panel discussion

Lightning talk

Interactive session

Workshop

Other (please specify)

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19. How would you be willing to help with future NoSQL Live conferences?

Attend

Present

Organize

Sponsor

Not interested in helping with future events

Other (please specify)

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1. Your name

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2. Your email address

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3. Your company/organization

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4. Your Location

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5. Why did you attend NoSQL Live Boston?

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6. What is your level of knowledge about NoSQL?

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7. What did you think of the conference's technical content?

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8. Which NoSQL technologies were you most interested in learning about before NoSQL Live Boston?

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9. Which NoSQL technologies are you interested in after attending NoSQL Live Boston?

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10. Which NoSQL technologies are you currently using or evaluating?

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11. What are you using NoSQL for?

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12. Please let us know what you thought of each session.

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13. Which NoSQL Labs did you attend?

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14. Do you have any feedback on the NoSQL Lab?

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15. What is your primary development language?

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16. Please give us your opinion of the conference logistics.

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17. Which conference format do you prefer?

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18. Which presentation formats do you prefer?

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19. How would you be willing to help with future NoSQL Live conferences?

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20. Can we contact you for follow up questions?

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21. Please leave any other comments you may have